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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

,s,v. ~, SO. n r. CO. ls..es. ~, ~ n,rr,,
DsToil ard Chicago, r:;ja m. 'GO5. .slopm
Syracuse EnGso Kochester Suspension Bridge Niagara
fa,is q 10 800 .; m' 900 BIB p III ,s,
Kingston. saugertiee carskn Albany. Sl5, '7l6 'o55.
cramsion'~ West Pc Cornwall Newburg, 'l?4, 'ElA
,. and S.45 -6;0o u Cranston's. Cornwall New
HamiilOn. I,ndon 1906 M '0'O5. sl5 p m. Toronto
Elegant seepng Tor Buffalo. Niagai. Falls cincin
s"iaoga sp,laN ll:3D H.. $40 p M Drawins'room
LAKE G@oree II: 80 a. N. SATURDAYS only. 3;45p
Lases noiln nd NirntwA.ki n Nav Psltz, o. 1880
g. IL: "a. Z, ) .. mt ains
nieia SIS. 800 ii3o m. sl.4S si5 p NJ Drawngro
ANA Mountain House, OIL eOO llSO a IN and 54o
Q, $50 a. 80 S;i1 ~; D,awnero'm car TO cat'kiu on
.psiiy ,Daiiy except saturday saturday, only
otheI ifsrns daily except Sunday.
tionr or nionaon apply u Offices Brooky 1888 Wash
Hso c S ss s a oadway 1897 d ors
Par iaer and West shore stations foot OF West list,
3 Vand,r bilt-aye General Passeng ger Agent
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PA sENGER TRAINS leave foot of COrtlandt and Des
brosses II. = follows:
for Geneva. Lyons EInira ochesIer Buffalo and
the West and prime a local ponis Char car TO wkesbarre
10 Tnnkhannoek Connection 10 Reading aud HARRISBURG
$40 M for Plttson and principal intermediate points
5io p m coray and intermediate points. Connection
Up Geneva, Lyons ElmirA Rochss Buffalo and
7.bo p NJ. for Laurs,s ana informed ate points.
Train, sa ms.aoy and on s9 o m ''
SUNDAY TRAINS.
$40 p N. for Coplsy and intermediate points
Geneva. Lyons. Emlra. Rochester. Buffalo and
'"' "''@ asasIai Esstsin once. 2s6 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
Eos ano 70 mo.

OST-Bank Book No. 166,439 on Dry
II Dock Savings Bank Any person having claims p ppo
rsIi upon the same 70 INC bau
within Thirty tho said book VIII De uecis,cu
thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
Help Wanteb.

WTANTED.-ln a large business house, q
w young between the ages OF IL and is years Ola
must be good pea man live home with his Parents,
WAGES 81 per week Address handwriting TO r. j. 81
car 3 Of the Tribune ONCE Now. York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
Ciip propsrtp tDaniea.
nrooklnn propertn 70. Sale ano % Get
FOR SALE.

co14s FEET-LoT 100 FEET DEEP.
Three story and front Easement par
lr and p story finished wood 2d floor saloon cha
l,, windows yarlo cabinet nGbtcs hiorch
mi IL lto glass Mirrors 1utuess stars m iall"i slHry
Basement and l3rcr waDscotcd IN hard wood doDe
fooIs in parlor sanitary plumbing throughout Heated ny
furnace. Pnce. 81 1000
Also on, stcrv and ba .ement red and brownstone
with Price $1aOO TINS mousse
81 bargain.
torreI house. finished IN the most durable manner
Iype slr 200 This house viii be shown only On sstci"
Permit
Toreach them take Prookvn Elevated oad 10 Sumneavc
ttsttI about minutes dethen go blocks up sun ncr
nv, ia block 10 NY house 70 A LewlSsNe
ese horses are to Elevated loaf IN oncol
Tie residence streets in BROOKLYN ara nn ny one VI s
n civ They lie sold, the owner
cannot snord 10 carry Them. Eeys al 261A. LewisaVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
NORWICH LINE
NORWICH LINE
For Boston. worco Portland AMI White Mountains
DIRECT ROUTE
To

NeW-LondOn Norwich. y atch lihl an bio-A l'ilhL
PATS REDUCED
Steamers "Cv o. Worcester" Ct7o' Boston" CITY
NJ Lawrence. PER Norih River loot - wa'iNst
(nert pier above Deshrns-esst errvl daily Sundays ot
cered -. Tickets AMI staer)oms secuIei ~ a)7.
2Gi 3g7 4j7 ani ~ Broadway. 10 AMI IL Grecnvichs
1853 Bowery. Astor House Wlndsur ani Cosmololts tan
hotels S3S Fuiton-sL brooklyn at For 40 NOrh River
= stelnerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
CaTSKJrL. EVENING LINE.

~ sTEANFRS KAATERS KILL AND CATSkTLL.
Leave Pier 49, y T.. foot Of Javst,
EVERY WEEK DAY Az q T. ",
Frcept that on Saturdays Kaafersk leaves p NJ and
Walter Brett at D.
CATSKITT, MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO r. r. CONNECTS.
Listof honsrs. rates. go. At pier or mailed free by
". j HUGHES Treasurer. Catskll v Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
DFIAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

nFLAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WESn,
IL ERN RAILROAD. sHORTESr LINE BETWEEN
NEW.YoEK AMI BUFFALO LIGHTNING EXPRESS
'rUAINS No DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depots N-wYork foot ~ Barclay and Christopher SIS
Il Sundavs Buffalo and Oswrro rSpreSs
Gap, StrondsburQ Scranton BnRhamt0n Elnrs
BAH an-,i Buffalo SYrarnse, Oswrgo. Gree'e. Okinrn
Norwich. Ufic CONNER Scranton Tor PustOn Wikes
Dtnvil and Northumberland. at Owego Tor lhaea
ami inferno late iatnns - ,.- =, ,,,.- ~.
In m Binghamton and Emira Express for Water Gap.
scrartor gano and tlmir connects at Scran'
ton for Pittstop. Kingston, wikesbarre &c.
in n m Srranton Wilke.hsrre ami Kingston Express
~ m. Daily Buffalo Limited Express for StToun'vur
Scranton Binghamion Owego. fnira, CORNING Bath way
land. ,.~ IN faio &c. arriving In Buhao Elo a. IN
seepng Goa IA to Oean. o..x..o pxn,o..
~ Daily Bnrao. Utica and pn-Niie OsweR2 = .pIrss
for Scrantou Bnghamton Cortland SYRACUSE
Oswego Greene Oxford norwich. Utoa &C n.vs ~
Ihara md stations except >auruay5
Connecf- Buffalo " trains for all noins west -
Kchhel SPRING., a. ~; naiN eAcep' S""'' ~ ~
dallv 4 ilman sleeper atFschei . 90. p..asxav and
Tickets baggage checked AZ zoo ANU
NJ Wrstrott rpress Offices In New York and Brookyn
DAY LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT.
ID NORFOLK. VA. and sou rn: ., p.,,nor,
Leave Penn r. X 40 m. Parior cars 70 fS
palace arriving AZ oa fo' TToWpKINs
Genr Pass Agent. 3l9 broadway. n. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
rhere attendance yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange James T. Leviness sold for r. " Harnet
IN No lO2 West Forty ST., sixty feet west OF SKIN
ava 2l8x75 IL Is three story bro~nstone dwelling
house. gag for $4,000 and interest from OCTOBER
1880 The bidding 50 500 T. r brown was tne
buyer Tor Mrs Desher the plaintiff n the suit Inc 0'n''
co. tSuoy sra
iity feet west Nlnthave, to cost sllo'ooo
Nyw.YoRR Monday. Aug. g. 1887.
Tho ,o,o,,,ny sale, were made the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day
Ri richard Y Harnsa Co.
81 4 Of GiIave lot 2le17d5' Mrs Virginia 60, 600
pehie' By John l. Boyd.
Sale sn Of S5 .n Adjourned lou S aug G
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRiNsFEgs-N Y. CITY
rhe',I,vl1r u, r,u ssts wan'''ti'n recorded
~ the REGISTERS nee toiav
iSsns u s. 49, It @ OF Boomingdale Road 5Ox59 ~ ,oo
s saneIeE and !, wi Of % s,h ave- SeS1loo5 The
West ssdsi baptist harcS 70 dllis $4,000
'''i msS.Sna Sso 1iSci G N&Sleis Esoecca
7i. Gf Ss II Oh 100 Si42ii5o ,oo
Az stokes = hi: ITO 's "a S'0OO
errpd cl noqes ssG vie f To- Lbtr 1000
7o'9 m,is 10 Fisher n@9' 225OO
s'h aNS wife to Gibn' $500
s7. 4oo q lo,S@vs &, :; sa nernan e4oO
Alss9 t q r. tGraySsaG 2loOO
2odst rSo ziZ0 II ~ a > Bes"p $4,000
2d@ye sc cor Of IR2dn'' lcoAS1'' $4,000
4st snd wii' i q r. Of 5rhave 2jIjOO5 Hnck
.tns sy to u. 7 5sE isn OF 5i,i 25IS
1st~ve W q ~ 3 II n of 37th-st. 5O.1x7Jx696xl6l0
70 Ip1a3 E;G, s4ss CHRISTOPHER 1e4Oo
1s2S.t. s. 10 co. Moiri.ave 5oTi46 trustee
Of to w Jex.
l62d.st 100 n c Of Aorrsave. oOxl0O sameto
Morris-ave l46 # II of l6lstst. 46zl5O same TO
Morrisave cor OF lG2 t-s 25xlo0 same 70 Geo
toburn "a. az,
ecu ors Of 4 Haggerty 10 ] Toa -'fVV
l37th-st. g. BPS ~ " OF Sthave iOxS5.lli IL LSon IN
and wife Ia l. F D0ugherty ;;--.;.-.-...; ~
nnsss 7 drS !, w, z, 20 M sch@d 225Oo
l62d.st .OOft OF MOrrisave, 5O1lOo; Pra1- CASA
mann and wife to " Maer- oVoV
Interyse.sve. VS.. 1888 fne OF l69ust ZoN o.
ls4 10: NJ l. Tinany To sullivan 90
GraDdst No 26. 2OxSlX2OxSO hers OF Il Il Na 10 -oo
1lthave rs n of lS7th-t, 251IoV executor" .oo
A HaggarIy TO COnSidine. -; LOW
llt1ays - % IL Oh io''n.'' 1900
1s7a-s ,iv as an LIZ ceS.ns 1850
l5sih.st 100 70 OF ilthaye oUxS5IO same N m
10 II Bakeman $50. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
BOSTON, WATCH HILL, NARRAGAN-
- SErT PIER

BOSTON, WATCH HILL. NARRAGAN-
VIA STONINGTON LINE.
From New Pier So North River block above canast
asy sIss. 1oaG charge S
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ GREAT p GGYEH RSKt 4R19k LINZ
GR sld sIc gF !Sps Z. Ir1 pEP lssy'
largest and Finest PASSENGER station in Am.rics,
tsa M .,ochesler Express drswngroom cars TO AioanI
eeS5Ss and special P Psas
burg and Mo@lr2l a,T TO ST Asan, ,omro..,
OF Bne a dn9T ear
Enaaio Siasara FAN: Erie Cleveland Toledo arriving
iio50 a. w. Chicago Express lr,wing.room Rich
hsld capagdaisua and liochs, at"
"ai5S p -. sA AToGA LIMITED Saturdays only.
T buffet ,n KIN and sa ARA anG tI .,.ca with
draw Troy sara o. connect, through
a. % Acco oSs to TO Albany Troy
s faIs n e9s'fS E1prs on DE- TSIeo 6ero
and Chicago plSinr-car NexYorx to Albaa' 80,
,ee9SS csysa c,ne!Iaa5 Ind L9a, ma Po, s.
Bay, da Paul Suih- saleg,G &C. w Utica daily
M. WoSrcaI sod Adiro SGack Etpr day sleep
ing car g rsi'nr and Mon,'1 y' fIst pS9t a
Chaieaugay r. r. for Lake ebay Lyos Meunia 's ph%
sunday Tor Ln1ern: Marin croeV Nonrtain Ia 80
Iao o5i a. ana m and clev-lani i2:li n ne1tdy:
t'2I5p Pacific EHnreSs win ssopnE cars ror Rochst
Chicago seerngcars to Clayton via Utica daily except
Ni,n' Etpre,' win si.c2ia'c.r; 20 Ae'ny
Lake Geor aud for the North Except SATURDAY
IN PTwi.g r., fn a., GTosSr11 ~
Mott n'yeI Saron l9ss YORK $s3 wa,hins1oa
Weseois Express call Cor check from hotels
.Run anly. others daily except saniy ts'Opat Not;
HavsM9 S ToucE iy;SS'n'rl HENRY MoNErG
G. GENERA si1crlutendent. Genera Passenger Agent
NEW-YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN KY.
~ Trains leave from ferries at West 42i and Jay' "
ws', - 81. M isy 10 n n. ;r lisq w. Ell T1,
Rome Ineda. guon 0'wego. Bnf'l,. Detroit. chic,E,
West ~ iCt n I1y,oL S1p nj Tor ;s H'n 2os
tice'lo. Liberty White IhSe 49,.
Lake MINI wa.Ea, Nllictown. Elenvi' F'lsburt. W'r
tcello. Liberty, White Lake 80, ,,,,n.,-,, ,,r,
town F,.eSr, Tierrtv w,ton. varriSl 9n'tia o'r''
saariao N2,hesy 3G Wit y,.nr ontccl
PmaS rv'cro and ,ccP2T ar, on nil Al '.2,
tict.. Ec y, en7 9o7 OFT ae3 Broaiwar ~ 6ti-'ve
lS4 East l2't' 21i wr H!x65E fR ,;G q. p A.
Is EK,han~e Place. Y. Y
DARLEu RIVER BRANCH ,-ro,,,,
co IT"i%, r n 'Ti' A7 SaT ar.
Msa,1'' nv at eyc1n All W ai6 10 = u
s M. I'D 3 H. IA SO 100 Tor Port Y,r
Nr.t w~"t c1e,;er. "sv cHo,'er lPc'1n n'yl B,,',x
och 'rt'ns al mine -" 1'1 lt1'
the NewYprk T1vrn qpi Ulrft0-l fu'~1'l ~lp-,
Linz ami klrG'os pvl'Ir,, Vswc,raan Nfdc'owH. Wv
Britain Sure,i branches All G1ston AL al 1oinit
East.
Midnight rain for qochele md all intersus.e
tons az - 10 a. daily. eVcent Non Avs
Rochelle AT nternetl'H S'af'o1'
3! a. Sc. oi p'f nv nv - n lnt'''r ron
TOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAIR
BOR
PROVIDENCE LINE
Steamer. RHODE ISLAND AMI NAsSACUU TITS
leave Per % Ncrtl river .liv except ~uni1v 1T
send 10 p. ~ trv SOIL for Summer excursion book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT OF LIDEErY sTREEr. MOUTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NoHrH RIVER
Time table OF Ju;r - 1887.
For PHTLADt LPIIiA sud = "ENInN. -" Found Brook
Route" ~ 4Ol 1870 900 leo 100 300. 400 b3O
100 1900 IN. SUNDAYS a. 400 -4j a m; $50 l2aOO
Trans leaving at 400 $50 1900 D. m l3o co. 800
730 1900 NJ. have connection for eadnT H.rrshurg
Pottsv!r etr 400 Lake opatcnng. Eastcn. Beth
lehen. Allentown Reaiing Harrsbur', etc. ON sundays
for Lake IIOpatcpng. EasOn
1880 for Lake Hopatcong. Easor bethlehem, Allen.
town. haucii chunk.
s3i a. M Tor Easton bethlehem. Allentown. Nauc Chunk
Wlkcsh,rre Scranton. Reading Harrisburg. Poitayle
Tam,Gua. Sh,uokin. Snrbury. Lewishurg Wliamsp'rt.
40 and l:,n II. Ea~ton, bethlehem. Allentown
Manrh chunk. PcaliTg. Harrisburg. etc.
3A5 y iston. Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chuhk
Wilkr-haTrc. Scranton. Tlmaqun Shnmok ".
43o m. for Lake HoratronS' Easton Bethehen' Alien
5sb n ~ for Taston bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
wkesbarro. ieatng Harrisburg etc ON Sundays at 03o
400 al5 oan Il:I5 a. M lao $50 800 400 400 $50
Gl5p IN. Srnlays 900 400 p. for Red Bank. Long
Branch Asburv Park Ocean Grove except sundays POM
Pleasant. ,,,-
400 Tij $780, a:3o p. M for Lakewood Toms River
IoOa 1880 p 70? Beach Haven. Atlantic CITY, Vine
land Brlgrion. - - 80. 49, - -,
400 600 Sis. o.Go. 1880 HE M, 1:3O $3.50. 400
$50 800 6}O. Gl5 sundays 300 a. m 4oO p H. ior
rer'" "''"' NEwJERsEY SOUTHERN DIV
SANDY HOOK Rou r.,
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &c.
From PIERS n. n 100 80
At4:30 500 900 100 NJ 100 3ll. i:5p o:3p ?, m.
SUNDAYS 800. ll00 $3.50 p. M for Highlands Sea
A. 80 $40 . M 100 Saturdays only 3iJ. 43o. $50
for Atlantic Highlands -. M
Lake Pr Pleasant nc. ,,-, NJ.
Al $50 500 M. 100 9i5 .. for Lakewood TOMS
River aud Barnczai. ~, Ill.,.
$50 y. for Nineland, Brhse'on' bescn haven
and Atlantic CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

For Red Rank. Long Branch. ocean Grovs Asbury PARK
Ocean Beach spring Lake. Point Pleasant. &C.
CONN NCING. JUNE -, lS9'.
am leave New Corilanit ant De-hrosSes va
Tlc '3lD 1900 noon. 2..iO. $40 $40 dimiiel CT
press EXCEPT Red Rank $40 $50 Sundays. I'D
!:lb a . D.
% Llhcrtys ~. T. s:l5 20 30 .lll5 M lSo
$50 $50 (lsi eNpr-S D. $50 - g. 8ij sunday.
3D. anfd sunday trans DO not stop Ocean Grove
AsbuTy PARK.
Denotes I less Trains
HI FIJI BLOBGEII, ]. r. WOOD, VI. i. BALDWIN
Snpi. P.s Ak. T.. H. Il q. PA. G. H. n. OF n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
Sales tp Auftion.
UCTION SALE OF
FENwIcK HALL PROPERTY.
sAyBRooR POINT, CONN.

Under Of court win sell at puohc aucN'n %
Wednesday August 81 1887. at o'clock p M the no'e'
ron., tnovn a. Penv ALI al saybrook Point Conn.
neluing the hotel and grounds connected therew farm
house stables bowling alley bathing pavilion. bath
furniture fixtures omnibusses and all oher property con-
m or n.ad with said hotel and owned By the Charter
Oak Late insurance Company
Tbsre viii also be included the sale the large grove and
by said Company north Of sachems
and Pequot ayes
Far further particulars apply the undersigned a. Hart
.ord ar NJ Fsnwick Hall on August 20. 1887.
ISAAC W. BROOKS.
EDMUND A. sTEDMAN
Receivers Charter Oak Life Insurance Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09

~ Trans lcavc from Chambr-si station Tor Enecwooi
Tenafv. i1osi~r Slafkfi and Nva's J-3n 7.l". ago
9:30 ami ll3b NJ. l:l5 b. 50. 52. 90 G3O :
u m. miini-ht. SUNDAYS 7.ln i,Hp and !
=. m. Fer ~prns valley MonseV ana 7 IInIln..
BIO 7lO. $50 a. ijn $50 p. (:Bj Sltnrisri
only. SUNDAYS $50 a. NJ p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09

ROARDERS WANTED.-Pleasant country
ID place healthy location plenty OF fruit terms reason.
a,,. P-~~~' ' ID. ]. ROE.
~"A' p. O, Box 03, ClintoBdae
Ulster County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09

no DK.-By an excellent cook CITY or coun-
" trv for family hoasc understands al KINDS
Of cooangt soups meats desserts excellent olker Gan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
Gonnirp Troperip Dantco.

7 OTIS. houses, farms wanted for buyers anG
IL tenants IN New-Jersey. SUBURBAN AGENCY
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
MANSION HOUSE,

Brooklyn Heights N. Y. directly opposite Walst N
four minutes walk from Flu ton or Wall street Ferry an
the Bridge terminus; accommodations reasonaOl
select family transient hotel 200
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24
GREAT bend should go to hous

GREAT bend should 60 to house
cleaning. She should take come
R1de in making Lafayette Park an
attractive featuse Of che city. She
aAould either open 6 wide drive
through the court yard or stop all
driving through a. shortcut. She
should reset the po2ts a0d tighten up
the Ritch-chain around the park, and
clear away all the unsightly rubbish
that Che winds and other isrespons;.
be agencies have piled up against the
fencee She should give the street
commissioner power aud authority 20
properly grade and drain the busi.
aess streets ct the least cost and time.
Great Bend should do ali this
through the council. but not through
the council alone. Every citizen
should consult the com mon good and
be willing 20 zee every part Of the
city receive all The benefit that will
be derived from sUch clesning-up
process.
AS election day draws near, We
should study we'll she comparative
business ability Of each candidate
whose name is before us, and select
only such men as will exhibit No gel.
fish motives On times when important
legislation is required
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24

TEE republican press Of the country
in vainiy trying to show that there 10
a break between president Cleveland
and the democratic party: II evesy
prominent democrat who has opposed
a single thing advocated by the present
administration, be counted as opposed
to Cleveland, stin the number would
hardly exceed D bakers dozen. Hut
to make such an estimate 80 this.
would, as every one Knows, be exceed
ingly unfair. Fake fcr instance Sena-
tor Beck, % kentucky. who year
ago last winter made o vigorous Of
tack on the policy Of the ADMINISTERS
tion on The silveF question. But TO-
day the administration has no stronger
champion than Senator BecE on al!
questions of settled policy adopted by
the democratic national convention
and followed By the administration.
30 with the other half dozen prominent
democrats who are quoted by the
republicans 40 opposed to President
Cleveland. 1t viii be found that the
difference is % some question taat
has not yet been settled by the party
ip national con invention, aud one, there.
fore, on which every good denaocsat
whether Of high or low degree has q
right % his personal opinion. The
republicans yell know that no party
has ever excited in which the leaders
were a unit on every question. II
they could agree on the great cardinal
principals Of governments, that has
always been held to be sufficient to in
spire unison of action. They know
equally well that, judged by the same
standard, General Grant was sadly out
with his own party. For instance he
was DESTROYS of annexing San Domingo
but majority of republican senate
bitterly opposed it. We therefore
warn democrats not TO be imposed on
by these silly arguments. Grover
Cleveland has been adhering TO the
platform upon which he was elected
i'll 1884, and that is sufficient. OF
course there are socal questions upon
which eastern democrats may differ
from western democrats, but this signi-
fies nothing so long a. they are unit
on all articles Of party faith.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24
ELLINWOOD ITEMS.
DR.. Tucker, The dentist, is in town.
Geese are still flying.

DR. Tucker, the dentist, is in town
Geese are still flying.
Several people in this city are get
ting she Florida fever.
Al Miller and lady came down from
Great Bend last Saturday and spen,
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Carr.
Mr.. West is building wagon shop
on the south side Of the railroad track.
III. G. Hemenway has sold his prop
esty here and, as we understand, will
move to Dickinson county.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Sickle are
expected back sometime next week
from their visit east.
Last Saturday John Hennes, Jr.,
while he was out hunting got his hand
considerably shot by the explosion OF
his gun. DIR. Dunn dressed the
wound and the last we heard he was
getting along nicely.
Fred. Sieben. representing CAR
spengler of Kansas City, was in town
several days last week.
A ten cent store has located in this
city in the store lately occupied by
Mrs. Jones.
We regret very much to note the
departure of two Ellinwood citizens
Messrs. Jones and Craig, who have
moved to La Cross to enter business.
Last Wednesday DR.. Kurre, Of
Kansas City, who was hunting on Col
Huttmann's farm, shot a beautiful
wild swan in the river. This year is
the first that they were ever seen here
Hhe doctor took che swan with him to
Kansas City to have it stuffed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24

A man 10 now msgnate if he has
a block Of real e. tate in Great Bend.
Business men will leave their stores to
talk real estate, lawyers will desert
the court room to buy q corner lot.
doctors fors axe their patients to help
buy out Az addition. but it all goes 20
make Great Bend what il now. is-
the best town in central Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24

UNYMPROyED.
l60 acres 10 miles north Of Hoising-
ton. 81 ,280.
100 acres s miles north of Hoising-
ton, 81 200.
100 acres s miles northeast of Hois-
ington. 81 500.
$50 acres 6 miles north Of Hoising-
ton, 81 800.
100 acres 10 miles north Of Hoising-
ton, 90 per acre.
100 acres 10 miles north of Hoising-
ton, SO per acre.
l60 acres miles north of HOising-
ton. % per acre.
so acres 8 miles northwest of Hois-
ington, SO per acre.
800 acres J miles north of Hoising-
ton. SO per acre.
800 acres 4 miles north of Hoising-
ton, 50 per acre.
$40 acres 3 miles north of HOising-
ton, SO per acre.
Besides many other farms in Barton,
Rush and Rice counties, ranging in
price from % to $50 per acre. All
these farms are offered on easy terms.
Those wishing to purchase lands in
this, the garden spot of Kansas, would
do well to buy at once. These prices
will not hold good long, land is ad-
vancing. Buy at once and get the
advantage of the rise.
Call on or address
YNE O. q. SAKEH
Land and Loan Agency,
stolsisstea, keBsas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24
IMPROVED FARMS.

IMPROVED FARMS.
One fine farm, one-half mile from
Hoisington, fine residence, 480 acres,
$50 choice bottom land, 200 fenced
with wire. will be sold all together or
divided, bargain.
80 acres near wood, 81 900.
100 acres near Pawnee Rock, 50 900.
$50 acres near Elm wood, 50. 400.
160 acres 10 miles north Of Hoising-
ton, $4,000.
100 acres near Pawnee Rock so 900.
100 acres 6 miles north of Hoising-
ton, $4,000.
160 acres 3 miles northeast of Hois-
ington. 81 800.
100 acres 5 miles northwest Of Hois-
ington, 81 800.
100 acres 10 miles north Of Aoising
ton, $4,000.
100 acres 6 miles north west Of Hois-
ington. $4,000
ago acres Ii miles north Of Hoising-
ton, 81, 400.
100 acres 10 miles northwest OF
HoisingtoD, 81 800.
80 acres miles west Of Hoisington
81 400.
100 acres 2 miles west of Hoisington,
90, 700.
$50 acres 6 miles west Of Hoisington,
$1,000.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24
NOTICE.
The Morris Drive Well Point Co., plaintin.

The Morris Drive Well Point Co., plaintiff,
W. E. Stelter Defendant
Before j. w. Clark Justice of the Peace, of Great
Bend City, in Barton county, Kansas.
Said defendant, w. Z. Stelter, is hereby notified
that on the second day of March. 1887, plaintiff
commenced suit against him for the sum of S43. IL
interest and costs, and that a in garnish-
ment was issued-by the above named Justice of the
Peace. 20 the First National Bank of Great Bend,
Putnam White, D. F. Wooded, ct al, and it appeared
from the answers of the garnishees that they have
N" ney and other property in their possession be-
longing to defendant, and that the summons for
defendant has not and cannot be served On him in
this county, the therefore continued to
the 7th day of April, 1887, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
which time said cause will be heard.
The Morris Drive Well Point Co., Plaintiff.
Attest: J. w. Clark, Justice of the Peace.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24
LAND OFFIcgs AT LARsED. KAN, !
March Is. 1887.

Notice is hereby given that the foHowing-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof viii be made before the Judge or in his alb
sense the Clerk of the District court of Barton
county, at Great Bend, Kansas, Saturday, May q,
1887, viz Calvin L Dawson, D. S. Ne, 1921, for
the southwest quarter section II, township 49, south
range 13 W.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upOn and cultivation OF, said
land, viz: E. S. Medberry, C. l. Jones, d. H
Names and G.. w. Brewer, all of Great Bend Post
W. BROwNLEE, Register.